New! : Version 2.5 available for FREE NOW (download...), with a completely new 300 pp documentation (download...)

Welcome to IC-EMC homepage

The IC-EMC software is the non-commercial tool to illustrate the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of integrated circuits (IC). The tool has been developped within the frame of the European projects MEDEA+ Parachute, PIDEA+ "EmcPack" and Aerospace-Valley project "EPEA". The tools have benefited from the real-case experiments conducted in partnership with ST-Microelectronics Grenoble, France, Freescale Semiconductors, Toulouse, France, Infineon, Munich, Germany, Valeo Créteil, France, and Atmel Nantes France. IC-EMC aims at simulating parasitic emission and susceptibility of integrated circuits and eases the comparison with measurements. The tool uses the freeware WinSpice derived from SPICE Berkeley for analog simulation.

The software has been developped by Etienne SICARD, INSA-Toulouse,and Alexandre BOYER, LAAS-CNRS, France, as part of their research on EMC of ICs.

 

New! : One week training in EMC of Integrated Circuits through INSA continuing education within Eurodots program, September 2012 (more information...).

New! : Two days Introductory Course on EMC of ICs (detail) in Toulouse, France, February 9&10 2012, as part of the International Master "Embedded Systems" (more information...). Link to the training course documents.

New! Version 2.5 user's manual version now available for download!

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New!
Download the latest version of the IC-EMC software (Version 2-5 - October 2011) Download the user's manual of v2.5 (PDF version, 13 Mb, October 2011) Download the paper "Enhancing Engineers Skills in EMC of Integrated Circuits - A Practical Experience using IC-EMC", published at EMC Compo 2011, Dubrovnik, Croatia, November 2011  

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Application Notes

 

On-line Help

 

Click here for on-line help about the commands and the tools of IC-EMC

 

New features in version 2.5

 

New features

Discover the list of new features in IC-EMC version 2.5 by clicking here!  

Last modified, February 6, 2012